The Rolling Stones were coached by the eccentric manager Andrew Loog Oldham in the early years of their career. He recorded an album in 1966 of orchestral versions of the Stones' greatest hits. Phil Spector's Wall Of Sound sound was taken as a starting point, and Oldham admired it immensely. The album flopped, but came to the attention of rock group The Verve for three decades, which based its
… biggest hit Bittersweet Symphony on a sample of Oldham's version of The Last Time. This CD contains the entire album, complete with the famous closing track The Last Time. (MS)more
